Show Overview Supersonic was a British television music programme that aired on ITV from 1975 to 1977. Produced by London Weekend Television, it featured popular artists of the era performing their current hits in front of a teenage studio audience. The show was known for its energetic, behind-the-scenes production style with visible cameras and gallery shots, and served as one of ITV’s main attempts to rival the BBC’s Top of the Pops. Article Context & Main Highlights Show 4

This RCA Records advertisement promotes David Bowie's newly released maxi-single, offering three tracks for the price of two. The advert highlights "Space Oddity", "Changes" and "Velvet Goldmine", presenting the package as a bargain purchase for Bowie fans. Publication: New Musical Express (NME) Date: September 26, 1975 Country: United Kingdom This full-page promotional advertisement announces the release of The Bowie Maxi on RCA Records. The advert features a photograph of D

Released on September 26, 1975, "Looks, Looks, Looks" was the second single issued from Indiscreet, Sparks' fifth studio album. Arriving shortly before the album itself, the single showcased the group's increasingly sophisticated and theatrical direction during their collaboration with producer Tony Visconti. At this stage, Sparks were expanding beyond the glam-rock style that had brought them success with Kimono My House and Propaganda. Their newer material embraced elaborat

In September 1975, RCA Victor reissued David Bowie's landmark recording "Space Oddity" as a UK maxi-single. Issued as part of the RCA MaxiMillion Series, the release paired the original 1969 recording with two additional Bowie compositions, "Changes" and "Velvet Goldmine". The reissue arrived at a time when Bowie's catalogue was attracting renewed interest and presented three songs drawn from different phases of his early career. Although originally recorded years earlier, "S

News article reporting that David Bowie is forming a new all-British backing band for his upcoming album and tour, with mentions of key collaborators including Willie Johnston and others. Publication: Unknown UK Music Paper (likely Melody Maker, Disc, or Sounds) Date: September 25, 1975 Country: United Kingdom Section / Pages: News Section Title: Bowie signs for Young The piece announces Bowie’s plans for a new backing band ahead of recording his next studio album (which woul

This New Musical Express advertisement from September 20 1980 promotes This New Musical Express article from September 20 1975, written by Kate Phillips with photographs by Kate Simon, reviews Alice Cooper’s live performance at Wembley. The piece, titled “Night of the Coopertroopers,” captures the theatrical spectacle and dark humor of Cooper’s mid‑1970s stage show. Publication: New Musical Express Date: September 20 1975 Country: United Kingdom The review opens with a lively

Article Context & Main Highlights Show 3 Early episode of the music series Supersonic, broadcast on ITV1. This show continued building the programme’s reputation with a lively selection of glam, pop, and rock acts popular in mid-1975. Key Content Notable Details The episode delivered high-energy performances from major chart artists of the day, showcasing the vibrant British pop scene of the period. Performers & Songs • Andy Bown – Supersonic • Cliff Richard – Honky Tonk Ange

A bright, teen‑pop burst of mid‑’70s fandom, capturing David Essex at the height of his chart‑topping charm — smiling, approachable, and adored by a generation who saw him as the era’s ultimate pop prince. A lively, youth‑oriented feature blending interview snippets, concert excitement, and glossy poster‑mag energy.

A lively, youth‑oriented piece blending competition excitement, tour details, and Essex’s warm, charismatic appeal at the height of his mid‑’70s pop dominance.